Sentence examples for desire to leverage from inspiring English sources

Sacrifices made by the BBC to date – including the departure of Lyons, a drastic cut back in the size of the BBC executive board with deputy director general Mark Byford departing and commitments to cut spending across the organisation – have failed to sate the government's desire to leverage the licence fee settlement to its own ends.

That is, they fail at creating a second great product because during the product design and planning process, the natural desire to leverage the first product's strengths, justify a project's resources and manage risk lead to those factors seeping into decision-making.

That desire to leverage the perspective of those most directly affected carried over to signs seen at the march.

Instead, many holds were motivated by a desire to leverage projects for a Senator's state or simply to frustrate progress.

The demand for machines to explain and justify answers in terms humans can understand will grow with our desire to leverage computers in the process of human decision making, especially in areas where the reasons matter.

The pundit community in a desire to leverage fault resembles spectators at a fire scene arguing about who lit the match, while people die and homes crumble and burn.

It still has leverage over Baghdad — including billions in aid and the ability to fulfill or deny the Iraqi government's desire to purchase sophisticated weapons like F-16s.

According to Sonya Campion, this campaign came out of a desire to better leverage leadership to create impact: "There is no greater leverage than advocacy.

This desire to "fully leverage internal and external NSA partnerships," seems to indicate that growing the corporate network of the Five Eyes spy agencies is a priority meaning the expansive and mysterious CSEC and Neustar relationship is only a small part of the puzzle.

Particularly noteworthy is Tony's discussion of the competition, and how Apple exploited Sony's desire not to leverage MP3 technology given its role as a label content provider.

That strong desire to de-leverage and the depth of that conviction has caught Big Banks by surprise.